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City of the Great Machine is a One-vs-Many strategy game set in an impressive universe of technocratic Victorian steampunk.



The Great Machine, an artificial intelligence network, controls the steam-powered City built on mobile platforms in the sky.

One player takes on the role of the Great Machine, the overseer of the City. This player commands a force of perfected Servants and mechanical Guards. The Great Machine strives to suppress social unrest and complete its grandiose Master Plan to enhance mankind.



The other players are Heroes working together against the Great Machine to start a revolution. They encourage discontent in the City and inflame riots. They also attempt to prevent the Great Machine from completing its enslaving Master Plan.

The victor is the side that achieves its objective first.

AngerSmash is a funny & colourful card game where you create a cocktail of Anger and Zen to floor your opponents. A winning hand is built using a bit of luck and a lot of cunning, all the while under constant attack from your opponents.



Improve your position round by round, but don’t ignore what your opponents are doing. You must undermine their plans, steal from them and make their blood boil.



Let the tension explode!

You are a wildlife photographer who has been hired by Snapshot Magazine to take pictures for their latest edition. The player who gains the most prestige in the game will be crowned Wildlife Photographer of the Year and win the game. You gain prestige by tracking, exploring and then photographing animals. You will also gain prestige by satisfying specific assignments for the magazine and winning a variety of awards for your portfolio.

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1-4 players
15-45 minutes
Set collection, dice management, wildlife photography!
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Snapshot is a card-collecting, dice-managing, push your game that challenges the player to make balanced decisions throughout the game. The player will constantly be making risk/reward decisions and trying to manage their portfolio to maximise their prestige.



In Snapshot, you'll learn how to track animals by drawing cards to place into the tableau and gain vital tracking tokens that will help you to photograph animals by manipulating the dice rolls.



There are three phases to a players turn. Phase 1 is the research phase where players draw cards to add to the table of available animals for photographing. In phase 2, players assign their six dice to animal cards on the table that they wish to photograph. In phase 3 you roll the dice and use tracking tokens to reroll. Finally, check to see if the photographs taken mean that you can now claim an award.

AMIGO presents two brand new games! Play these two games on Tabletopia now ahead of their physical release.



In the dice game Tulpenfieber, you want to complete a particular pattern in your tulip field first to win.



Whoever first covers all seven fields in the fourth row or three adjacent fields in the fifth row or any four fields in the fifth row wins.

Tulpenfieber includes a solo mode in which you play three rounds of the game, with a round ending only when you meet a victory condition.







In HELP!, you don't want to be stuck unable to play a card or unable to help a neighbor play.



Play your cards into a shared row, one after the other. If you don't have a playable card in your hand, ask the player who went before you for help. If they can't help you, you've both lost the round and all the other players get 1 point. The first player to make it to 3 points wins the game.

For fans of card games like 6Nimmt! & No Thanks!

The city of Ambergate is flooding, and four unlikely heroes must act quickly to save the day! While helping ordinary folks escape the rising waters, they come across something that will one day tie their destiny to that of the world of Agemonia itself…

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Agemonia is a fully cooperative board game with challenging, moral choices, set in an expansive storyline for 1-4 players. Live your destiny, and become the mightiest of unlikely heroes — or even the most despicable of villains — in this unforgettable adventure!



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As your Heroes explore the Scenario map, story points are triggered, revealing more information about your surroundings. They may provide useful equipment or treasure, spawn new enemies onto the map, or give your Hero an opportunity to test one of their abilities: Might, Agility or Will, by rolling dice, and spending Stamina. You spend Stamina in the form of Stamina chips, but these are also spent and flipped to their wound side when your hero takes damage, reducing the amount of Stamina available for you to use.

Check out the interactive Dized tutorial here

Each turn your Hero will perform an action (such as attacking, healing, or focusing your abilities) and a maneuver (such as moving, meditating to regain precious Stamina, or recovering to heal your wounds) in either order. Choose wisely, as your choice of action will also affect your turn order for the round, and coordinating your actions with your fellow Heroes is key.



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Each Hero has one or more actions that allow them to perform an attack by rolling dice and spending stamina. Attacks may be melee, ranged or magic. Melee and ranged attacks require a weapon to perform, and a good quality weapon will enhance an attack. Each Hero has a selection of different attacks to choose from that can be changed on their Hero board between scenarios.



Each enemy attack is of a fixed value and is linked to one of the 3 Hero abilities: Might, Agility or Will. The attacked Hero will have to test the corresponding ability to attempt to resist the attack. Damage is taken by flipping over your Hero's valuable stamina chips to their wound side. Too much damage and your Hero may become wounded, gaining an injury. Some enemy attacks may inflict a negative condition on your Hero such as Bleeding or Entangled which they will have to overcome to continue their heroic deeds.

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